My paltry attempt at a D&D-esque style work. I may go back to it yet. As it is, it’s still less than half finished.
A while back in 2010 I doodled up these How to Train Your Dragon-inspired beasties. The one that isn’t labeled is called a Never-ending Needlenose.
An illustration of a friend’s character I drew in 2007 and re-colored in 2011. It was originally drawn and inked on paper, then scanned and completed in Photoshop.
A concept work-up I did for a deviant’s character redesign contest. The aim of the contest was to help her brainstorm. This piece won me the competition.
Created with Photoshop CS5 in 2011
Venus’s attack combo for my hypothetical Sailor Moon S game. Needs some work still, but considering I am a true amateur at animating I think I’m getting there.
Other posts related to this project:
More henshin screen images for my hypothetical Sailor Moon S street-fighter game. I wanted to use actual art from the anime for the henshin screens, so I took screencaps of the transformation sequences on youtube. (The original images are on the right.)
I then HAND TRACED the screencap, drawing in all the missing pieces freehand. All the coloring was done freehand, though the composition of the backgrounds and the magic streams were partially or completely hand traced. I do not claim to have produced these 100% on my own.
Other posts related to this project can be found here here and here.
The top image was HAND TRACED from a screencap (bottom image) of Chibi-Moon’s transformation sequence on Youtube, which can be found here.
I filled in all the colors freehand, though the composition was based on the original image. I don’t claim that this is work I produced 100% on my own.
This image was created for my hypothetical Sailor Moon S street-fighter game. I wanted to use actual art from the anime for the henshin screens. (When the player would select Chibi-Moon in game, this image would appear along with her henshin phrase before the first level began, as in the tradition of the first two street-fighter games.)
Other posts related to this project can be found here and here.
